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I know how the book ends.
Yes, I've heard the book has a similar ending but all the same I think the ending could be more realistic for the movie.
This doesn't surprise me. It's overly long and in black and white and it's about a depressing subject that really doesn't have much going for it as regards entertainment. This movie has been hyped so much, but I won't be taken in by it. It looks as boring and it sounds. Not for me.
Check your messages. I just messaged the link.
It was streaming on a European site.
I prefer quality classic movies that have stood the test of time.
I've never even heard of Transformers, or whatever that is.
Obviously you do.
Haha. I guess it leaves us debating....
The question is, SHOULD the movie showed their deaths before the credits rolled?
IMDB removed one of its best features. Crazy. At least MovieChat came to the rescue.
Yes they died. No way out.
The island was overrun with zombies and they were already off the boat when the zombies started to charge. And it looked like there were hundreds of them. Probably included some other survivors who had gone to the island too and were turned into zombies.
I guess the dog survived though.
I agree, Holly61.
Correct
You're right, someone who's seen the preview said there are an excessive amount of jump scares. But the movie as a whole, is pretty scary.
Someone who's seen a preview says it's a scary movie. But there are too many jump scares. That's a drawback he says.
The vampire kids at the window are apparently as frightening as the 1979 version, but one hides under the bed and then jumps out. The ending is dfferent too.
The romance between Ben and his girl is played down. But all in all the guy who saw the preview said he doesn't understand why the movie has been held up.
In 2006, Bond was rebooted and went back 44 years to the start. I hated this decision. It's like all the Bond movies that went before were erazed from record and yet, oddly, Dench is still there.
Oh I see.
It's all about how the person viewing it, thinks of it. There isn't really a universal this is good, that is bad.
The stage hands aside, where does the stationary cupboard go when the blue room is present?
It always made me laugh.
Vault of Horror is a good film.